Re:To Log into WordPress, You Now Have to Agree Pineapple on...
by ted_bunny on Monday December 16, 2024 @02:48PM
(#42434621)
On what grounds? He changed the statement the box makes by the user. It's silly compliance but O think you really have to go further than this for contempt.
Re:To Log into WordPress, You Now Have to Agree Pineapple on...
by rolph on Monday December 16, 2024 @03:13PM
(#42434907)
nope, in a simple lexicon, all you have to do is piss off any member of the court, this stands for most jurisdictions
Re:To Log into WordPress, You Now Have to Agree Pineapple on...
by ted_bunny on Thursday December 19, 2024 @02:43PM
(#42465019)
As a process server, this pleases me greatly
Re:To Log into WordPress, You Now Have to Agree Pineapple on...
by xboxnolifes on Monday December 16, 2024 @04:37PM
(#42435732)
Depends. If an item is ordered to be removed from a store, there isn't an assumption that the shelf be left empty.
Re:To Log into WordPress, You Now Have to Agree Pineapple on...
by rolph on Monday December 16, 2024 @05:02PM
(#42435956)
changing the wrapper is not removing the item, and the congruity of WithPinapple compared to WordPress is a common obfusication, method.
this would be indirect contempt, of court order to the prejudice of the courts authority to mandate injunctive relief
remove means gone, not altered or replaced. i think clarification comes next, offering a chance to demonstrate lack of contempt before being jailed.